... - . 7:: DROYAL)IMS !CAM,: 'AcadYA The first meetetg of tfie nmrtfbesa oef thes e - for-the se66ion, -'aa Yeld on Mondayevertlog, e , g , Academy.7oursep 19j- DAWsion-treet -T'hes itlr * ?? taken~by-the President- ?? he Rev. Dr. ToDDi S.F.T.C.D. The minutes of the last trueeting were -read by tie I Secretary, the Rey. Charles Graves,;D.D., 'and con- firmed. - Ce The Rev. Dr. Reeves reaeda ...

... j (BY MAGNGETTC TELEGRAPH,) . (B~~~Retcr's Tdeg,.oe) Modeua, ovembrer th Farlixi, Dictator of Modena ?? Perma ilio s beei ?? appointed Governor of the Romagqn,,hag issued a ?? in which he saO.Y Europe kiyo that 'it can seoc&r the peace of Italy by rendering Itaiy to the ItaliAns. It is aware that we are ready to give necessary guarantees for order throughout the countryf but it also ksows ...

... I1 I . V ?? A . .. r wry - - . .rc1, t;iaonerudnt.to go. tb0e A dical,'fo tuos awl d readtl g, fo ., tio ,viti grea Afedit, a tad ril 't lecture on til YUbje'tis Wthich'e ont at the same time, blecouming.s hius nmny persny, blstudytjing Sir Jcshiua Rttroneiduii r eQ a . aninti~xat1:1u oq}deo t. te isea ?? x,,feF arge!i .,n tlxe sama, mannter. toj hcar etict~' qe'uated, g, foicle; Iele ...

... - (FROhlr OUR- CORIIE5PONDENT.) LoitiO, 1OS IONDAY EVENIINs.-The-e was a very nu.- eoas coingregation yesterday at St. James's, Clerken- etsre and hear the Rev, incumbent, br, Robert ?? after the late exposure at the police court. ITle rc'. gentleman referred at the commencement of his aln*l to the painful position in which he had been place, slid then went on to give the most solemn de- nial ...

... - 11.1. - I 11.11 I - Cecil 1:,A T.JJE? l*Oj* tK0P# I.. - :htsd: ?? i Mrir1ue al.dA~eU : ovpr tlie ctbewra tizsh: ipewfier, tb I iwas impos i ioe t'cozu- -ite vith lforegnero. Hlelread.s'irsra1 extriibts frbn a letter written .'by Bfkr. Lididjd t&'aa American'correr spondent, st ting that hb .cbuld obtain advahtages for Amierican suipto thedetrinieent' of Btitisb vessels. So 'great 7is the ...

... CA.THOLIC .MELLIGENCE. Cornti'cil OF ST. LAUrtnwcr ?? our notice, of the imprsshi-ecermopies ?? fune tomple, -.01 last Sunday, wve accidentally oraitted to mentioruthat the beautiful bannrs, &c., used- oa the occasion wern purcehased at tbearcroqins-of S. Gros and S'g, of 19, * Losec S~clcvil-street. The, 'Coamiittee of the Catholic Dormitery most gratefully ?? the receipt of the following, ...

... I|, (FrOm OuR conRUsronDsET).) London, Monday. Evenni~g. I have the fortune or rather the misfortune to live in theparliamentary borough of! Marylebone, and where there is a Brummagen Pasliament, called'a vestry, and -where ecrtainl timorous old ladies and erthusiastic Yeasng gentlcmen abound. While discussing my tea and 'toast this morning a letter was put into my Itand signed Radstoek ...

... MR. RAREY ll-,DUBLIN. - The first of a. serieb of two lecitures, wih practical. illustrations .of his system in the education and manage- ment of the horse, was given yesterday by Mr. Iere of in thle Round Room of the Botiuldo, in the presence of ledo his, Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and, a largasm iser biage of the nobility and gentry. There were also at present a large number of persons ...

... THE IUKSICIPAL ELECrIOX I In four lva*rda onlv were thbrpr-f',,- I vDJ WW0ere rec0ntest sve-- in each of these the struggle was one ef' a party, and was Conducted with all th e O tfe01 spirit of such combats, but, we are gratiel t eCrIO g) great good temper and mutual forlbesaroe I l' side9. Oar excellent and univeroallh. on citizen, Mr. Thomas Hutton, who log in the foremost ranks of the ...

... .- We copy the following encouraging article from the italil, a journal that is usually very chary of its ap- proval of any speculation unless it has the fullest assu- rance of the fairness of the project and of the reason- ableness of the prospects. We may observe that the Jfining Joeutnia speaks with hopefulness of the pros- pects of this new Irish enterprise A few days ago our great London ...

... YESVWR MY'S DISPATCHES. I DST (T~efob71ztns ?? in h J!v~'eo FawLAs °iJ. nit Co'..GM~S9. o. 9 n > *, nt ?? NOV. 29, ] 'ThLe letters oi invitation to thn fertheoolfg conogres I ;ivere despatched-to-day to the different powers t w assemble in the eony part of JanuhiT- wetra rne Ms,,ternicb, the Anstriawlainbassa: *settledj andt the remaining obstacles nemoved a~s far as they afected thetWO powers ...

... : THE. -AT-V---BAKE -. ; iQ TkIE EntTiOr 'rit.TI FREEaIN. .. Central ConomitteeR.ooms:2, Church-street' ?? : . -Xov~ember ?? Sxoi.-We respeetfullyobeg .leave to enclosea copy of a letter we.received froAthe, .corresponding secretary of the Loudon.Operative .Bakers' Association. We, in be- Ihalf. of our fellow-traftssnau, beg: to remark tiat we had notn al opportunity.of. reading this letter at ...